Waata

The Waata (Waat, Watha), or Sanye, are an Oromo-speaking people of Kenya and former hunter-gatherers. They share the name Sanye with the neighboring Dahalo.^[1]

References

↑ Ville, Jean-Luc (1995). "The Waata of Tsavo-Galana: hunting and trading in their semi-arid coastal hinterland". Kenya Past and Present (27): 21–27.

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[1] Ville, Jean-Luc (1995). "The Waata of Tsavo-Galana: hunting and trading in their semi-arid coastal hinterland". Kenya Past and Present (27): 21–27.

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v t e Ethnic groups in Kenya (by linguistic origin)
Niger–Congo	Agumba Bajuni Bravanese Chonyi Digo Embu Giriama Jibana Kamba Kikuyu Kisii Kuria Luhya Mbeere Meru Mijikenda Pokomo Samia Suba Swahili Taita Taveta
Nilo-Saharan	Ariaal Ateker Camus Ilchamus Kalenjin Kipsigis Lembus Okiek Tugen Kore Laikipiak Luo Girango Maasai Okiek Kinare Samburu Teso Turkana Uasin Gishu
Afroasiatic	Aweer Daasanach El Molo Orma Oromo Borana Oromo Gabra Rendille Somali Waata Yaaku
Immigrants	Asians Chinese Indians Europeans Jews
Source: Population and Housing Census - Ethnic Affiliation

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